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Robert Lewandowski’s next move is becoming a growing topic of speculation, with fresh reports claiming the Barcelona striker has already explored options elsewhere among Europe’s elite.Italian outlet La Gazzetta dello Sport reports that the Polish forward is leaning toward a switch to AC Milan once the season wraps up, a claim echoed by SPOX partner calciomercato.com. Behind the scenes, his agent Pini Zahavi is said to be actively working on facilitating a move to the Rossoneri, while Juventus remain attentive to any developments.🚨💣 Robert Lewandowski, through his agent Pini Zahavi, reportedly met with AC Milan last Tuesday to learn firsthand about the Italian club’s interest in signing him as a free agent. pic.twitter.com/sElftO3JnV— Topskills Sports UK (@topskillsportuk) April 10, 2026 With his Barcelona deal running down at the end of the current campaign and no extension in sight, the 37-year-old could depart as a free agent. Lewandowski himself has recently avoided giving anything..

Not even two days after the Barcelona–Atletico match, the storm in the Catalan media surrounding referee Istvan Kovacs has yet to calm down. The Romanian official, who was entrusted with the most recent Champions League final, did not exactly cover himself in glory on Wednesday at Camp Nou—to put it mildly—which is why, according to Spanish reports, he has been removed from officiating in the elite competition for the rest of the season.VAR fury at Camp Nou: Barcelona file official complaint to UEFA after Atletico heistBarcelona filed a complaint about his refereeing immediately after the match. However, it is said that UEFA reacted independently of the Blaugrana’s appeal and decided to sanction the Romanian. According to Mundo Deportivo, the refereeing committee of European football’s governing body did not consider Kovacs’ biggest mistake to be his failure to award a penalty for handball by Marc Pubill inside his own box—following a move initiated by goalkeeper Juan Musso with a pass..

KCB Volleyball team on Friday, 10 April unveiled a star-studded squad expected to represent the side at the 2026 Africa Women’s Club Championship scheduled for Cairo, Egypt from Saturday, 11 to Friday, 24 April.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsAmong the key inclusions in the 14-player delegation were Kenyan international Esther Mutinda and libero Josphine Kataa, plus the return of middle-blocker Mildred Cherop, who rejoined the side after a one-year stint in the United Arab Emirates.Munala reveals KCB Queens’ strategy to reclaim Africa Club Championship titleOn the negative side however, head coach Japheth Munala will have to make do without the services of influential captain Edith Wisa, who misses out due to personal reasons.“We have had good preparations, and the players are motivated heading into this tournament,” Assistant Coach David Kinga, who will be joined on Munala’s bench by Team Manager Marvin Tuikong, Team Doctor Simon Kibe, Strength and Conditioning Coach Esau ..

Kenya women’s national football team Harambee Starlets will miss the services of Simba Queens duo Jentrix Shikangwa and Elizabeth Wambui, after the two were omitted from Beldine Odemba’s squad set to take part in the inaugural FIFA Women’s Series kicking off in Nairobi this weekend.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsFootball Kenya Federation (FKF), while unveiling the final 24-player squad on Friday, 10 April, did not provide the reasoning behind their absence, but indicated that the pair had been in a group of four Simba Queens players that were not available at the start of the international break on 7 April due to “club commitments in a domestic league fixture.”Your #HarambeeStarlets Final SquadRead More 👉 https://t.co/NcEPRDor1n🎟️https://t.co/X8jgEInnXn#FIFASeriesWomenKe #FIFASeries pic.twitter.com/jxiG69JhYC— Harambee Starlets (@StarletsKE) April 10, 2026 All through the team’s training camp, Shikangwa and Wambui were not present, as were their club teammates Fasila Adhia..

Mohamed Salah is set to leave Liverpool FC, marking the end of an era at Anfield. The club icon is expected to depart this summer, with a move to Saudi Arabia seen as the most likely destination. His exit opens the door for a new chapter in Liverpool’s squad rebuild, with 22-year-old Florian Wirtz viewed as one of the key figures of the next generation. At the same time, the club’s recruitment team is actively working to strengthen the right-back position.False 10: You’ll never make such a legacy alone like Mo didAccording to SPORT BILD, 20-year-old Bazoumana Toure from Hoffenheim is high on Liverpool’s shortlist. The Ivory Coast international was recently observed during his country’s 1–0 victory over Scotland at Everton’s stadium.The left-footed defender has impressed this season with two goals and ten assists in the Bundesliga, and a transfer to the Premier League is increasingly seen as realistic. His price tag is expected to be around €40 million, with his contract running until 2..